Vespertine World Tour
The Vespertine World Tour was a tour by the singer Björk that focused on her album Vespertine. She also performed songs from Debut, Post, Homogenic and Selmasongs. She performed 35 shows on this tour and 31 different songs. The tour band consisted of harpist Zeena Parkins, electronic duo Matmos, a Greenlandic choir and a 70-piece orchestra. The tour was released on DVD as Live at Royal Opera House and the concert held at the Orchard Hall in Tokyo, Japan was broadcast on Japanese TV-station WOWOW. A separate release, Vespertine Live, contains a selection of Björk's favourite performances from throughout the Vespertine tour, while a tour documentary, Minuscule, was also released.
Opening acts
- Matmos
Songs Performed
| Song | Album |
| "Frosti" | Vespertine |
| "Overture" | Selmasongs |
| "All Is Full of Love" | Homogenic |
| "Aurora" | Vespertine |
| "Undo" | Vespertine |
| "Unravel" | Homogenic |
| "I've Seen It All" | Selmasongs |
| "An Echo, A Stain" | Vespertine |
| "Generous Palmstroke" | Vespertine |
| "Hidden Place" | Vespertine |
| "Cocoon" | Vespertine |
| "Unison" | Vespertine |
| "Harm of Will" | Vespertine |
| "It's Not Up to You" | Vespertine |
| "Pagan Poetry" | Vespertine |
| "Possibly Maybe" | Post |
| "Isobel" | Post |
| "Hyperballad" | Post |
| "Human Behaviour" | Debut |
| "Jóga" | Homogenic |
| "It's In Our Hands" | Greatest Hits |
| "You've Been Flirting Again" | Post |
| "Army of Me" | Post |
| "Bachelorette" | Homogenic |
| "Play Dead" | Debut |
| "Venus as a Boy" | Debut |
| "The Anchor Song" | Debut |
| "Who Is It" | Medúlla |
| "Pagan Poetry" | Vespertine |
| "Aurora" | Vespertine |
| "Gotham Lullaby" | Meredith Monk cover |